Microsoft Azure
by Microsoft · Cloud infrastructure · Redmond, United States
Cloud platform for building, deploying and operating applications and AI systems.
Microsoft Azure is a cloud platform used by businesses and developers to design, build, deploy and operate applications and systems, including AI workloads. It is referenced across Microsoft's site as the underlying cloud for business solutions, developer tools and AI services, and is available to enterprises and developers building cloud-based solutions.
What Microsoft Azure does
- Cloud compute and hosting
- Supports AI system development
- Developer documentation and code samples
- Used for enterprise application deployment
What Microsoft Azure is used for
- Building intelligent applications
- Enterprise digital transformation
- Hosting business-critical workloads
About Microsoft
Cloud infrastructure, productivity software, AI platforms and business applications for enterprises.
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